Today we’re launching Isaac 1, our robot built from the ground up for the home. Deliveries begin this fall.

SF-based @weaverobotics launched Isaac 1, a wheeled mobile home robot that tidies rooms, makes beds, folds laundry, and puts items away → Telescopic body adjusts from 3 ft to 5'9" → Dual arms with AI-powered perception → Hardware controls physically disable cameras when not in use When the robot hits an edge case, a remote operator subs in temporarily then hands control back. $7,999 or $449/month, California deliveries fall 2026

投資先のWeave Roboticsが家庭用ロボット「Isaac 1」を発表しました🎉🤖 Weaveは、洗濯物たたみ・ベッドメイキング・部屋の片付けなどの家事を自動化する「家庭向けパーソナルロボット」を開発しているYC卒スタートアップです。 価格は$7,999の買い切りまたは月額$449のサブスクで、既存ヒューマノイド競合を大きく下回る設定。 今秋からカリフォルニアで出荷を開始し、2027年に全米展開予定です。 @kaandogrusoz, @weaverobotics チームのみんな、おめでとう！

The robotics sector is about to completely take off. Robotics is tracing the exact same growth curve as software AI, just a few years behind. We are likely entering the beginning of exponential growth for this ecosystem. At current capabilities, robotics intelligence is at the level of roughly GPT-2. (Capable, but lacking real-world field deployment) Things are about to change. Manufacturing costs and the general robotics cost curve is rapidly declining (Issac is only $8000!). So bullish on the future of this sector.

We are finally seeing the launch of cheap, capable robot hardware that is at consumer price levels. new announcements from Weave, Nori Robotics, and Bracketbot show the wave of future consumer robot products that will live in your home and do your chores. more: open.substack.com/pub/itcant…

Feels like a good day to refresh this one

Thanks for having us on! Excited for home robots to free y’all up to do more great interviews

SITUATION EXPLAINED: Why is cooking the ultimate humanoid AGI test path? We asked @evan_wineland and @kaandogrusoz, co-founders of @weaverobotics "Cooking is, I think, one of the hardest tasks you can build up to in home robotics. It's extremely multimodal. If you think about how we cook, we rely on scent, we rely on touch, we rely on timing, we rely on recipes, we rely on very fine-grained details and visuals." "It's a task where timing really matters. Do this thing for 30 seconds only. You have no... it's like, I failed at flipping the steak, let me try again for another minute. Everything has to be in sync. That's a really good humanoid AGI test path." "The reason we went for laundry folding first is it's something people do a lot and generally do not want to do. There are very few people who would say, 'I view it as my art.' Cooking is a form of art for some people. Laundry folding is way more unobjectionable."

Awesome lineup on MTS today: @ahall_research just discussed AGI politics @Ronalfa on the AI x Bio explosion happening @evan_wineland & @kaandogrusoz discussing their home robot, Isaac 1 @jared_western telling us about Western Chemicals @kmad sharing his thoughts on FDEs versus consultants @rdn_nikita on Flexion's approach to robotics @jasonhausenloy to discuss the frontier lab brain drain @StevenGlinert about Nvidia & geopolitics timeline review and coverage of important stories like government equity stakes in OpenAI, the return of Fable, and other breaking stories at the frontier of the singularity

Going on @MTSlive at 11-11:30AM PT with @kaandogrusoz to talk about Isaac 1 and our launch yesterday Tune in! x.com/weaverobotics/status/2…

me 3hrs after I asked if you could tidy up

. @evan_wineland from @weaverobotics was a YC batch mate. They are launching something super super cool!

Weave Robotics has opened pre-orders for Isaac 1, a home robot built from the ground up in San Francisco. - A wheeled humanoid with a collapsible torso that extends to 5'9" then folds away when idle - Weave built its own actuators and safety systems Current chores: - Laundry pickup and folding - Tidying the rooms - 8 hours of battery, 2 hours to recharge Chores are done autonomously, but tele-operation assistance is available when needed to complete the tasks. Price: $8k upfront or $449/month subscription Deliveries begin for California residents in fall of 2026.

so now there's another guy in the house who does the chores and frame-mogs you yea no thanks

I need one of these to follow my kids around the house and clean up after them all day!

We want to be the opposite of the gimmicky robotics companies We'd rather ship a thoughtfully designed product that does well at core use cases and gets more capable for you over time And if today's response is any indicator, this resonates

Just got this message from a friend who saw the Isaac 1 launch today

Isaac 1 'home robot' coming soon to fold your clothes, make your bed, and put your clutter away — all for $8K

More robots without legs

Another in-home robot has hit the timeline! Isaac 1 is from @weaverobotics, a wheeled design capable of handling tasks like laundry, cleaning, and more. Starts at $7,999 and ships this fall:

preordered 🔥